— Analysis and summaries of current economic conditions, policies, and trends within Argentina. —
The U.S.-Iran conflict is no longer merely a diplomatic crisis: mass flight cancellations and warnings about jet fuel reserves show that its effects are reaching the daily lives of ordinary Europeans.
Jorge Carrera's critique of current economic policy raises crucial questions about the sustainability of the model and its impact on the daily lives of Argentinians, beyond macroeconomic indicators.
Economist Emanuel Álvarez Agis states President Javier Milei's economic model successfully grows dollar-generating sectors like agriculture, mining, and energy. While international funds praise this approach, it rapidly precariousizes the labor market. These sectors, despite high dollar productivity
Economist Emmanuel Álvarez Agis rejects the argument that business closures are a "necessary birthing pain" for a better Argentina. He contends the economic program cannot structurally lead to a healthy macroeconomy. The issue: designated "winning" sectors, like mining, require very few workers, whi
Economist Emanuel Álvarez Agis calls for a planned industrial reconversion in Argentina, complete with clear timelines and social safety nets. He contrasts this with the current abrupt economic opening. Agis points to the government's own 10-year transition plan for sectors competing under the EU-Me